Girls Indoor Track: Knights look to redeem, get back on scorching pace

Middletown had a misstep at the Warrior Invitational getting knocked off the score sheet. Can they redeem themselves at the Dwight Scott Invitational?

By Ben Spector, Round Table Sports Editor • December 20, 2013

The story of the Middletown High School Knights girls indoor track team for the 2012-13 season, was one of just falling short.

After all the Knights, would finish third in the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) 2013 2A State Championship and couldn’t even end up on top of the standings at the MPSSAA 2013 2A West Regional Championship.

After doing extremely well at the Terry Baker Invitational, a pre-season meet on Dec. 6^th it appeared that Middletown would be in good shape to have success early this season.

Unfortunately that was not the case as the Knights would not register a point, at the Warrior Invitational on Dec. 13^th.

Middletown will have a chance to redeem themselves at the Dwight Scott Invitational on Dec. 20^th at Hagerstown Community College and get back on the scorching pace that they had set last year.

The Knights will have a shot at success as the field Dwight Scott Invitational is wide open and can be taken by almost any of the teams in the field.

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Ben Spector, Round Table Sports Editor

Ben Spector is a reporter for Round Table News at Middletown High School. This is his second year as a reporter for MHS and his first as a co-sports editor. Ben manages the MHS junior varsity and varsity baseball and swimming and diving teams and is an avid fan of all sports. Ben plans to go to college for four years somewhere in the south and major in either sports management, sports medicine or journalsim.

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